Sentence examples for more expensive resources from inspiring English sources

It will require that we gradually change the way we live, adapting our economy and our lifestyles to the reality of more expensive resources.

Officials with the Los Angeles utility countered that their cheapest prices were for their own customers and that their surplus power was more highly priced because it came from more expensive resources.

Moreover, the mapping costs of the compared algorithms increase with the increasing reliability requirements since it is necessary to allocate greater and more expensive resources for a VN request with higher reliability demand to guarantee the reliability.

That is, the cost difference between sites attributable solely to site 1's labour mix that favours more expensive resources is $10 in favour of site 1.

The regeneration of brownfields has been increasingly recognized as a key instrument in sustainable land management, since free developable land (or so called "greenfields") has become a scare and more expensive resource, especially in densely populated areas.

A simple cake can still be elegant and convey all the same meanings as a more expensive, resource and labor intensive one.

This budget is an attempt to return us to the failed policies of the past – unsustainable growth based on dwindling and ever-more expensive resources.

The software can automatically move less frequently accessed data to the less expensive storage available in the infrastructure, while leaving faster and more expensive storage resources (i.e., SSD disk or flash) for more important data.

Aquatic exercise appears to be a useful strategy for regaining movement and function loss associated with arthritis, but it is more expensive and resource intensive than land based exercise.

Equally, the cost curves laid out in Farrell and Brandt's paper would also still be valid, there would simply be no remaining reason to climb the curves any further into new and more expensive fossil fuel resources.

Since most of these properties compare very correctly with available data from the literature, such a cheap material like the one reported here can compete with commercial vitreous carbon foams, which are all produced from more expensive, non-renewable, resources.